2000 Boulevard Partially Closed by Corrosive Substance Spill in Tijuana - Uniradio Informa Baja California
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The spill of approximately 1,000 liters of nitric acid recorded on the 2000 boulevard on Tuesday was controlled without injured people being reported, reported the Ministry of Security and Municipal Citizen Protection (SSPCM). According to the dependence, corrosive material spread for about 200 meters of the road, affecting up to three ... The entrance Firemen of Tijuana control the spill of more than a thousand liters of nitric acid on the 2000…
Tijuana, July 14. A spill of corrosive substances forced the closure of the 2000 boulevard in both directions to the Plaza Paseo 2000. The liquid spilled was being transported aboard a truck of the company Química Pima. Elements of the firefighters’ body arrived at the site with equipment and special clothing in the face of the toxicity of the substances. Municipal Police agents also came to establish a safety fence. For the safety of the motori…
Authorities ask to avoid the area and use alternate routes while continuing the work of containment and cleaning.
Tijuana.- A truck of the chemical company PIMA let escape a cloud of corrosive substances, due to a leak, while transiting through the boulevard 2000. To contain the leak and begin the work to remedy what happened, the Transit Section of the municipal police of Tijuana closed a section of the road, between the supermarket Calimax of Residencial del Bosque to the junction with the boulevard Casa Blanca. Therefore, the Ministry of Security and Cit…
A spill of highly alkaline and corrosive chemicals occurred on the afternoon of Tuesday, July 14, 2026, in the Corredor 2000 area of Tijuana. The chemicals involved caustic soda and nitric acid, which are used in the production of numerous items such as paper, soaps, and detergents. According to the UNAM (National Autonomous University of Mexico) nitric acid emergency guide, these toxic chemicals are also used to unclog drains, toilets, bathroom…
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